Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I do like a lot of dubstep, but strictly as listening music
+1
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
brostep wobble
yo
Lira
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Yeah, like I said - it's all in halftime. It just totally lacks any energy on a dancefloor, and the tracks you've posted are totally typical of that. You don't dance to that rapid wobble, everyone just does a moronic slow-mo skank to dubstep. I don't mind hearing some of it in a club but more than 15-20 minutes and it just terminally ruins the energy levels. As a DJ I find it totally impossible to build any energy when playing dubstep.
I see. I guess you're right. I love to jog to dubstep but I've never heard it in a club, so I can't even imagine what a dubstep set would be like for more than half an hour.
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I do like a lot of dubstep, but strictly as listening music, because it doesn't have any energy to it. The skittery, paranoid rhythms and massive bass can be very effective and atmospheric, but honestly it just ing sucks to dance to in 99% of cases. And most of the interesting producers have fled from it because they don't want to associate with brostep wobble .
I don't understand what this brostep nonsense is all about. What is(n't) brostep!?
enydo
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Originally posted by Lira
I don't understand what this brostep nonsense is all about. What is(n't) brostep!?
Dubstep that isn't an overproduced sack of .
rem11
i just watched A christmas story and realized ralphie snitched on schwarz. hah!
Seandroid
Pretentious.
:)
Sand Leaper
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Yeah, like I said - it's all in halftime.
That doesn't mean it has to be the stereotypical halftime that so many people define dubstep by these days. This is especially true for the London guys, who grew up with jungle and UK Garage, where messing with syncopation was one of the key elements:
bARTovsky
Lira
Nice tune, Bartovsky!
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Originally posted by enydo
Dubstep that isn't an overproduced sack of .
Dubstep is brostep without the fun part then? :(
Lira
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Originally posted by Sand Leaper
That doesn't mean it has to be the stereotypical halftime that so many people define dubstep by these days. This is especially true for the London guys, who grew up with jungle and UK Garage, where messing with syncopation was one of the key elements.
Is there a genre you don't know anything about? :p
(Interesting tunes, thanks for posting them)
Sand Leaper
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Originally posted by Lira
Is there a genre you don't know anything about? :p
I have no idea how to critique classical music and jazz, as much as I love listening to John Coltrane and Arvo Pärt. I tried to read the Wiki article on Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier yesterday, and felt utterly lost halfway through.
Still have loads to learn.
Lira
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Originally posted by Sand Leaper
Arvo Pärt
I was talking about electronic music, actually :p
Sand Leaper
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Originally posted by Lira
I was talking about electronic music, actually :p
Ah. :o In that case, it seems like I have most bases covered, although I didn't know what "moombathon" was until a few weeks ago. I'd dispute the legitimacy of its claim to being a sub genre, but it just goes to show there's always something out there you haven't explored yet.
